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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., FRIDAY, NOV. 23, 1921.

INTEREST: IS REVIVED IN DAN GROWN CASE; AFFIDAVITS RECORDED

G R EKN V I L.L.E. O., Nov. 25 Interest in the case of the state of Ohio against Country Treasurer Dan Brown (hareeri with embezzlement was revived Tuesday night when Prosecutor HoH filed his affidavits in support of his motion for a change of venue. One hundred affidavits were filed. Despite the fact that the attorneys for County Treasurer Dan H. Brown have until Friday night to file counter affidavits one hundred affidavits of prominent leading citizens of Darke county, were filed Wednesday afternoon with County Clerk Clarence O. Horker. These affidavits are positive declarations that in the judgment of the signers a fair and impartial jury can he se.-urrd in Darke county to try the case, and that no prejudice exists against the state that would prevent a fair and impartial trial. Judge Jewell of Delaware, has written County Clerk Hooker that he will "b in Greenville Saturday morning to consular ihe application of the prosecutor and consider the affidavits filed by ihe state and attorneys for Dan H. Brown. New Cases Common Pleas. J. W. Werts vs. E. N. Hart and Cora - D. Hart. Money, amount claimed, $363.24 and seven percent interest from Nov. 22, 1921. Edwin C. Wright, attorney for plaintiff. Probate Court. Will of Amos Paulin. deceased, admitted to probate and record. Harry C. Myers was appointed executor of the will of Amos I'aulin, deceased. Bond $6,000. - Srab C, Herman was appointed administrator of the estate of Lcwia Herman, deceased. Bond $10,000. . Homer Koush, guardian of Ad Fourman, filed new bond. in $2,0"0. Ca.-sio Briney, guardian of John F. Thomas, filed first and final account. N. T. Irc-lan. was appointed guardian of Essie IOis Imb, a minor. Bond $100. Marriage License. Paul Clark King, 25, New Madison, and Margaret Lucille Ozias, 20, New Madison, Ohio. : Herbert H. Wick. 25. Franklin township, and Ouida M. Hahn, 24, Franklin township. William Ottia Morey, 19. Hollanshnrjr. Ohio, and Essie Ijois Ijamb, 17, i!en Kara.

The Greek Interpreter

By SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE Copyright, 1921. by Harper & Bros. Published by special arrangement with The McClure Newspaper Syndicate.

As we walked home together, ,

Holmes stopped at a telegraph office and sent off several wires. "You see, Watson," he remarked, "our evening has been by no means, wasted. Some of my most interesting cases have come to me in this way through Mycroft. The problem which we have just listened to. although it can admit of but one explanation, has still some distinguishing features." '"You have hopes of solving it?" "Well, knowing as much as we do, it will be singular indeed If we fail to discover the rest. You must yourself have formed some theory which will explain the facts to which we have listened." "In a vague way, yes."

'What was vour idea, then

"Yes, it came within a few minutes of your leaving." "And to what effect?"

Mycroft Holmes took out a

of paper. ' Here it is," said he, "written with

J Holmes abruptly. "This grows serij ous," he observed, as we drove to Scotland Yard. "These men have got hold j of Melas again. He is a man of no l physical courage, as they are well ; aware from their experience the other

i night. This villain was able to terror

ize him the instant that he got into his presence. No doubt they want his professional services, but. having used

him, they may be inclined to punish jhim for what they regard as his sheet i treachery."

Our hope was that, by taking train, we might get to Beckenham as soon as

a J pen on royal cream paper Dy a mm-; or sooner than the carriage. On reach-die-aged man with a weak constitution, ing Scotland Yard, however, it was ' Sir. he says, 'in answer to vour ad-!01'6 than an hour before we could get vertisement of today's date, i beg to I Inspector Gregson and comply with inform you that I know the young lady ! legal formalities which would enable in question very well. If you should jus to enter the house. It was a quarcare to call upon me I could give you fr..t0 ten before we reached London some particulars as to her painful his-! Bge and half-past before the four tory. She is living at present at The!?r us alighted on the Beckenham plat-

Myrtles, Beckenham. Yours faithfully,

J. Davenport.'

"He, writes said Mycroft

from Lower Brixton," Holmes. "Do you not

It seemed to me to be obvious that I think that we might drive to him now.

this Greek girl had been carried off by Sherlock, and learn these particulars?"

the young Englishman named Harold Latimer."

"Carried off from where?" "Athens, perhaps." Sherlock Holmes shook his

rorni. A drive of half a mile brought us to The Myrtles a large, dark house standing back from the road in its own grounds. Here we dismissed our cab. and made our way up the drive together.

"Mv dear Mvrrnft thp hrnthw's lifp 1 "e lnQOW S are all OarK, t e-

is more valuable than the sister's sto-!marked the inspector. "The house

ry. I think we should call at Scotland r . " ""f"-

as he noted the clever way in which my friend had forced back the catch. "Well, I think that under the circumstances we may enter without an invitation." (Continued tomorrow.)

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Representative Madden said that he' of that taciiSce and. Representative

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him for his trade." "Now, I am not saying anything against that which may be finally decided to be just, but we ought to take an inventory of ourselves, and let us have the men with us when we take that inventory I think that they would

advise that we are wrong,

did not approve of a plan Director

Forbes of the veterans' bureau is said to favor. Madden described this plan as one to have the government "take over all the abandoned cantonments and to build bungalows, establish schools and churches, theaters and what not, where the disabled men can go and live among themselves; to rehabilitate under conditions which he

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"Our birds are flown and the nest

head. straight out to Beckenham. We know ; mm7'-'' sa'd Holmes.

"This young man c ould not talk a i that a man is being done to death, and word of Greek. The lady could talk i every hour may be vital." English fairly well. inference ' "Better pick up Mr. Melas on our

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that she had been little time, but he Greece."

"Well, then, we tuII presume that she had come on a visit to England, and that this Harold had persuaded her to fly with him."

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"We may need anj

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"A carriage heavily loaded with lug- i gage has passed out during the last t

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The inspector laughed. "I saw the

Sherlock Holmes I neei-iracKs in the light of the gate

way," I suggested interpreter."

"Excellent " saiH

"Send the bov for a four-wheeler, and ! !amP but "here does the lusgage come

we shall be off at once." He opened j1"the table-drawer as he spoke, and I You may have observed the samel noticed that he slipped his revolver j 'heel-tracks going the other way. But i

i into his Docket. "Yes." said he. in an-!lne outward-bound ones were very i

'Then the brother for that. I fancv. iswer to my glance; "I should say, f rom much deeper so much so that we can j

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body believes, however, that sooner j or latfr France and Italy will get to- J aether on this subject and hold e little "bush league' conference of I

their own. As an economic matter, neither of these two nations can con'inue to bear the burden of an unduly heavy military establishment. Time and the potent influence of taxation will take care of that. A good deal of the spirit of pessimism entertained by some persons hre may arise from the fact that .many of those who are recording the events of the conference for the public are pretty hard worked. H. G. Wells confesses that the general , mood Is affected, "by congestion, mental and physical, and by sheer fatigue." He says, "there is no rest in Washington, no cessation," and sighs tor the time, a year ago. when he was 'a happy invalid," beneath the sunny -kies of Amalfi. He complains thvt here in Washington he must "live to the tune of a telephone bell, and that little feverish American hours slin through my hot, dry hands before I un tun my thoughts around. I wish I could attend to everything." The trouble with Mr. Wells is that

lie is too popular. He is too much of f lion. It is not so much the conference that wears him out as the social attentions, which he would honestly like to escape, but which he is too good natured and friendly to be able altogether to keep at a distance. Not only as regards Mr. Wells, but as regards the other foreign correspondents and delegates. Washington's determination to show our guests how much we like them and to further the atmosphere of the conference by friendly attentions may have been a little overdone. Nevertheless, everything is going all right. Before the conference opened one of the foreigners said to me. '.Mr' Hughes made one mistake that no British statesman would have made, iu that in making his preparations for the conference he failed to include a good long vacation for himself." Since then this foreigner and many others have had the opportunity to see Mr. Hughes in action, and I don't believe they fetl that he is in any need of a vacation. The pace that Mr. Hughes sets, his complete understanding of exactly what is needed, and the P'.rfectly urban variety of his mind are. without any doubt, the largest element in the speed and success of the conference. i Copyright 1021 by the New York Evening Post, Inc.)

rrom Greece to interfere. He imprudently puts himself into.the power of the young man and his older associate. They seize him and use violence towards him in order to make him sign some papers to make over the girl's fortune of which he may be trustee to them. This he refuses to do. In order to negotiate with him they have to get an interpreter, and they pitch upon this Mr. Melas, having used some other one before. The girl is not told of the arrival of her brother, and finds it out by the merest accident." "Excellent, Watson:" cried Holmes. I really fancy that you are not far from the truth. You see that we hold all the cards, and we have only to fear some sudden act of violence on their part. If they give us time we must have them." "But how can we find where this house lies?" "Well, If our coniecture Is correct

and the girl's name is or was Sophy j Kratides, we should have no difficulty! in tracing her. That must be our main hope, for the brother is, of course, a j complete stranger. It is clear that some time has elapsed since this Har-I

old established these relations with the girl some weeks, at any ratesince the brother in Greece has had time to hear of it and come across. If they have been living in the same place during this time, it is probable that we shall have some answer to Mycroft's advertisement." We had reached our house In Baker Street while we had been talking. Holmes ascended the stair first, and

as he opened the door of our room he gave a start of surprise. Looking over his shoulder. I was equally astonished. His brother Mycroft was sitting smoking in the arm-chair. "Come in, Sherlock! Come in, sir", said he, blandly, smiling at our surprised faces. "You don't expect such energy from me, do you, Sherlock? But somehow this case attracts me." "How did you get here?" "I passed you in a hansom." "There has been some new development?'' "I had an answer to my advertisement." "Ah!"

ing with a particular dangerous gang." ver' considerable weight on the car-

it was almost aarK oetore we round j ourselves in Pall Mall, at the rooms of "You Set a trifle beyond me there," Mr. Melas. A gentleman had just j said the inspector, shrugging his shoulcalled for him. and he was gone. ders. "It will not be an easy door to "Can you tell me where?" asked My-' force- but we tr' if W(? cannot croft Holmes. j make some one hear us." "I don't know , sir" answered the I He hammered loudly at the knocker woman who had opened the door; "i'and pulled at the bell, but without any only know that he drove away with 'success- Holmes had slipped away, but

tne gentleman in a carriage. "Did the gentleman give a name?" "No, sir." "He wasn't a tall, handsome, dark young man?" "Oh, no sir. He was a little gentlemanwith glasses, thin in the face, but very pleasant in his ways, for he was 1 1 . : . n . , . ....

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"I have a window open," said he. "It is a mercy that you are on the side of the force, and not against it, Mr. Holmes," remarked the inspector,

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